Eugene daily guard., January 02, 1908, Image 4

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JetaUe Preparation for As
similating foe food atrfRcgtila
Ung the Siomidbs and Hovels of
Promotes Di4e5tion.CIrrul
ncss and ttV-st.Contalns nclMw
Oimjm.Mnrphine nor Mineral.
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Anoifrcl Roiiirdv forConsliivi-
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Worms .Convulsions. Icvcnsli
liess and LOSS OF SLKEI".
lac Simile Sigtiolureof
NEW YORK.
GASTORIA
S3
tXACT COPT OP WRAPPER.
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of Ah
mi
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CAST
y
HOT
3QO
Ihe EUGENE
Business College
has educated many young men
and women for office positions
Each student is permitted
to advance as rapidly as
he can, regardless of the
progress of anyone else.
Enroll now for the winter
term beginning Jan. 6th.
JAN KUBELIK,
GREAT VIOLINIST,
AI CLDSE RANGE
Jan Kubellk, till Kroat l)ohmlan
violinist, who cnmi'i to tho Eugene
theatre Krlday, January Huh. Ih -r-hap's
tho moat partaking musician
buforo tha pitblltr today. During hla
former visits to America mueh com
ment was ellrlied in newspaper field
by the apparent disinclination of Ku
bellk to bo Interviewed. During his
ronrerti he' refused absolutely to see
any one. After a number he retired
to his dressing room to remain there
until summoned for his next appear
ance. The reason for this la that
during a concert Kubellk practices
constantly. Afier the first number
has been roudnred by him, he retires
to spend his time In practicing until
the next rail comes, 11 iookh pus
to the uniiiitla'.ed, ihlii playing of n
few ii umber .'it nn IniiiH'ti I'Miirn,
but tho work Itfell Is almost n.-i tre
ineii'loilK as the l;ik of pliiiltiK In
the masterly mutiner tiiat Kulx-lik
alone knows.
it Is Ibis ihura'-l'-rMI" of the Kri at
violinist that explain, perhaps, hU
attitude In Chicago at his last mn-
cert, when be was prem-nte 1 with a
hltlie bourttet of I ,se., which s:ime
admirer threw upon the stago at tit"
close of a selection. Kubellk picked
them up absent-mindedly, bowed In
a matter-of-fact, way, and made his
exit, carrying the flowers stem up. II
was not until be reached his dr'sslm;
room that his attendant called bis at
tention lo the fact that such was the
cast. Ho enrapt was Kuhclik In his
work that he failed lo realize what he
had been doing until the sp'dl ol Ills
own music had worn Itself away.
Mine. Kubellk accompanies her
husband on the present tour, and at
tend every concert, occupying a
stage box, where she can watch him
from beginning to end of the perfor
mance. Hhe Is one of the most de
voted of wives, a s he Is fine of the
most devoted of husbands. Seeing
that he d ies not r-ilch cold, and that
no Injury mines to his hands, which
have been Insured for $sfi,noo. de
mands most of Mine. Kuhnllk's time.
When at n cancert she Is attended
by an Kits!. Indian servant, In oriental
costume, who guards the entrance to
the box.
The seat sale for this enncort he
gins .Monday, January G, at Ihe thea
ire box office.
LIVERY AND STAGE j
FIRMS CONSOLIDATE;
flarnard & West, the liverymen.'
and Hangs & McNutt, who conduct,
the Btage atable In connection, have,
formed a partnership and have In-;
corpoatcd under the name of the
Hani Livery and Ktago Co., with
a capital stock of liiS.OOO. The ar-j
tides of Incorporation have been,
filed with the secretary of state.,
Tho officers are: Kli Hangs, pres-1
ident; John Weal, vice-president; C. '
P. Harnard, secretary and treasurer.'
The board of directors consist of the;
officers and Earl .McNutt. The com
pany owns tho upper McKenzle
atages and one of the largest livery j
stables In the slate.
1'..-y (r'-O .! JJl
0::-.:ir.dTiilIi;;.riy
K,Il A periVct r ;ai-
In t!.o NuUiU. Cmlud
TMtTIIi LlVKft. 'llitii
xintta tbo UowcL'j. J'lin.Iy VcucUbl-j.
: SWALL PiLL SKAI I. DOSE. SMALL PRfCL
BARTER'S
8VER
PILLS.
. .. J.l Ill 1 I 'I ...Ilfc
ii in i
35 E 9th Street S!N ! 35 E 9th Street 5
Agent Pictorial Reycw
Also Agent For Pictorial Review Patterns
Everything
in the
CARTERS
llTTtE
IVEH
PILLS.
Genuine Mujt Bear
Fac-Sitmle Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
IK VOLT WANT A CJOOl)
SQARE MEAL;
;o to
The People's
Restaurant
411 WiM 7th SI.
Meals at all tours
W. C. YOUNG, Prop.
TWO MATCH GAMES
OF BOWLING
At Nadeau's bowling alley yealor
day afternoon there wero two match
games, one between the bankers and
barbers, three-men teams, and the
other between a city team and the
Commercial Club team, the barbers
and the club team winning. The
scores wero as follows:
Hunker
1 2 3 Total
Deeds 143 III 1311 43
llobbs IUII lUil 121 4411
Goodrich 12!) 14 1 131 401
471 411 3!I4 127G
llui'Lcr
t 2 3 Tnl ill
'Suvern 140 112 1411 3!IS
ll.ee I III Ilia 1!7 612
iMoshliorger. . .154 12(1 13S 412
PIGAIK
Julius
Goldsmith
j E. C. Gulliford
Livery, Feed and
Boarding Stables
Vow Floor llooni New
Kiihber Tire TiirnniiiH.
I'all Cr'k Stage Line.
Kill Wiwt Nth HlnNl.
I'hoiie Main !)
W. J. HOOKER, B. S. D.
PRESIDENT
M. RANSOM, Sec.
1 447 3114 4SI 1322
City Team
' 1 2 3 Total
I-eo 175 Jf.4 IJIiJ 4H2
I'eeds 15ft 1(13 172 43l(
B Parker. . 144 Ida 352 O " B
1UU BillllllllllIllllllSBSiIllMSllltB
Adatna 1 1 '! 157 3(17
lllllou I'.'O l.'l! l 5 400
H i;r.s c,:i7 7 Hi 2041 .
9 n"",T 2 a TaM Pictures for Xmas.
I M j (lllstiap l.' l liiii 177 4Hsli i
. .. 11 ;..".. : "' v. t
SEND FOR CATALOGUE B :v::::: z Ui"
I llcaum 1 U 1511 11; 17
I 1 0 -. . !
a 70(1 72 1 7:2 2 1 13
Eugene Raclm S
at greatly reduced prices this
C'llltlSTMAS CAItllS
Klegant new line of Christmas
cards of every Imaginable design.
Cheapest In the city. (
(HUIST.MAS POST CAKDS
IllM)ltl;l)S OK IUCSIOXS
A KINI'i ASSOUTMKXT OP
GAM ICS
At this season, above all others,
you should make nn effort to
please the young folks and there
Is no more pleasing pastime for
a winter's evening than a good
game.
JAPAXKSK GOODS THE
FIX EST IX TOWS
GI.ASSWAHE
Lemonade Bets, vases, fruit and
pickle dishes, salts and peppers,
etc., at Racket prices.
POST CAHI ALIICMS
A nice line of post card albums
ranging In price from 10c to 35c.
)()!, IS AX1 1)01,1, HEADS IN
HOTH CHIXA AND HISQUE
Every little girl, regardless of
age, expects and should have a
doll for Christmas. We have
them ranging In prlcer rrom 10c
.to 65c. '
WEEM
t : !
-We are -
going to reduce
Our Stock
REGARDLESS
OF COST, v
Come in antjlook
our stock ov2r
we will please you
inequality
as well as in.
price.
We invite yon to s:e our -i and pttces for yourself
We are gfivinj more for the money in quantity and (Juality
1
EUGENE RACKET 5T0RE
35 E 9th St.
W. J. BALWIV, Prpprietor.
35 E9th SL.
Eugene Theatre .KmL4
Thusday, Jan. 2d
E. J. CARPENTER'S
Great Scenic Comedy Drama
"Why Girls
Leave Home
CLEAN WHOI.rSt.ME INTERESTING
INSTRUCTIVE
Tjic Pest Edurator of Ono ol the Greatest Problems
Our Country J l.s to Peal With
STRICTLY MOJU.L AND UPLIFTING
Prices:- 25c to 50c
UP-TO-DATE F'SI
AND POULlRY MARKET
Th- Kugeiie Mrrket Is now an as
siired success, and Manager Hint (ells
I us thai mi account of the large de
mand lor fish and poulirv he has
! been unable so far to keep enough
jn'ock on hand. It has been storming
; so h ird on the coatt thai the fisher.
men have been unable t.i handle their
nets, rmni now on ho expeiis to be
, able to have all kinds of fih ,111, 1
hell fUh at nil times, lie is Hhip
plns. In live crabs and rooking them
here and opening all his oysters to re
I o the patrons will he assured of
; re.h soods at all times II 111 for
1 set thai on can get either a live or
ilresreit chicken at any time t'hkk
cn be cither diy .lckc,l or seal, I .
e.l. as von might prefer. )i
m we have mt rrcelvrd a larpe or
J drr ol thrm which we will sell lor a
itrwd.tysat pricrs that w.ll entice you
lo buy.
, See Our Window
i OVERTON 2
wti d. j r... 5
J HUH I UICI 41IIU Xl UJ VjO,
MtavMMsiae(itmM
SAM SHAMAN
Junk Dealer
Highest Price paid for
HtDES, WOOL, PELTS,
OLD KUBBEK,
SACKS SCRAP IRON
METALS AND RAGS
We also buy
Second Hand Goads
Olive btrvit
Phone, Red 057 1
Eugene, Ore
S . r..3iut.Cii 1
s "tTiiANTrw'J:-:
MOST CR.OCE RS SELL
Olympic Flour 5
- every sack 'guaranteed
Made of selected Eastern Oregon bard wheat. It pro
Juees more loaves of ore id than any other flour and Ihe
loaves an gkiet and whiter. Because ol th-. Increased
quantity ol bread produced he cost Is no higher than for
other Hours. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
THE PORTLAND F1XURJNG MILLS u
. u.as11cTniiniTILV4VJl HiTi ITIiriW
EUGENE THEATRE -.
Wednesday Evenmg, January 8th
iii;l l. S' llimi, ill j
mt:u i, ui'i-ouii Mill
mm jm vttr ijr sotf muty it Jti
at,
Tl.i
In
I T'e Sniilhcn Ui.g,,n
, mal at Vshland efleis
, oppo: 1 inl'.l.s for icac'i.n 1,,
for th,. teachers' ea!ii!na!i
KchMl..: nM.I AiiL-esr h,I
mk In pe.lag . and s,n n.clh
.in. in leaclilliK th-' virions g-a,,
uie ir.i in in e . hoo, sunt, the puhli.
scho Is ef (ireon ale calllna (01
t- achcrs hi can (. a. h insnual train
in, ni.il',1 are lakii.sj a.haiuag,
ine in.nisirlal werK at-l In
in fie school. Kxiiens. a . t lu-ard
and ,lo,li!'n and tuition nominal
The Slate Normal School at Ah
Istid U enloMns ihe largest appr.w
ill!,
(The Pv.ocky Mountairi Girl)
Vocal, Instrumental and RwdingSelsctions
Assisted by and for thV
benefit of
'if
S
THE MUSICAL TREAT OF THE SEASON
Prices:- 25c, 50r,nd 75c. ' Scats cn sale Mnl,,
I" . '"!l O! ' t l,..,s ,
a Benin! ,-!i.... In the h
, .'Con I'slaleKlles .cut
tloa to ihe president.
of Or-"!(,-
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tnl
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Linn I 'i un to.
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